On 2009-04-06, at 12:44EDT, Tim Dauer wrote:
And here are my Questions:
1. What happened to the "id"-Tags? Every object I referred to by the
object's id could not be found anymore - the call points to an
undefined object. As up now I have to relate directly to my used
objects - but I miss that feature badly and I am sure this had not
be abandoned!
Are you talking about being able to say
<view id="p7">
? This is still supported, but you cannot dynamically add views by
id. This is a restriction in swf9 (and possibly other future
runtimes) that you cannot dynamically add global variables. If you
need a global to refer to a dynamically-created view, you would have
to say:
<script>
var p7;
...
p7 = new lz.view(...);
2. Could be related to the first question: When I use the expression
"foo = new lz.Delegate(...)" I can not call that "foo" link to the
actual object later in the code - it points to an undefined object.
Could that be abandoned as well?!
This should work. If you have a small test case showing the incorrect
behavior, please file a bug. Or maybe send it to the list so we can
see where you might be going wrong.
Note, the documentation for <handler>/Delegate has some issues right
now, which may be part of your confusion. We are trying to work to a
solution where you will be able to do everything you need to do in LZX
using the <handler> tag and not have to make lz.Delegate's by hand.
(See http://jira.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-7816).
